Loaded with great gameplay, favourite characters and stunning
animation, these games are easy to learn yet difficult to master
- perfect for everyone.
Ages 6+
...
Loaded with great gameplay, favourite characters and stunning
animation, these games are easy to learn yet difficult to master
- perfect for everyone.
Ages 6+
Features
Scream Alley
Go bowling with Mike, gain power-ups and avoid obstacles!
2 difficulty modes - Scary (Easy) and Horrifying (Hard)
Steer your ball down the bowling lane, collecting power-ups,
but avoiding obstacles
Knock down as many pins as you can to beat the highest score
Monster Tag
Jump high to collect all the kids' stuff, then try to land
without missing the see saw. In Monstropolis, the monsters must
be very careful to avoid contamination by anything belonging to
human children. They even have special teams of monsters who work
for the CDA (Child Detection Agency). Help two of these brave
monsters fly through the air on a mission to collect toxic
materials. Launch the monsters off the see-saw to grab and
destroy the items on screen.
Pinball Panic
Join your favourite Monster pals for a crazy Pinball game
Complete each mission to move up the corporate ladder of
Monsters, Inc. and try to top Randall's High Score 2 difficulty
modes - Scary (Easy) and Horrifying (Hard) 5 different gameboard
zones with their own objectives; Factory Floor, Locker Room,
Dispatch, Banished Zone and Harryhausen's Sushi Restaurant.
Billiard Beast
Play pool with mad 'Monster' obstacles as you join Sulley in wild
and wacky gameplay!
Sink the coloured balls into holes of the same colour and
rack up the points
Watch out for the bumper balls - they all affect the cue ball
in a different way
Earn bonus points for combo shots
Requirements
Version
1.2
Platform
Windows 98,
Windows 98 SE,
Windows Millenium,
Windows XP,
Windows Vista 32-bit,
Windows 98/Me/XP/Vista
Pentiumâ„¢ II Class Processor 233 Mhz or faster
32Mb RAM or greater (512MB for Vista)
8x speed CD-ROM drive
110 MB free disk space
16-bit Direct X compatible sound card, 16-bit colour Direct X
compatible 4MB video card
